New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-09
WOLVERINES BITE BACK.
THEY TURN AND REND THE GIANTS.
cuousr AT ooRK's FATAL BLuSDER-GEoReE's

0fDGUer AT CORES FATAL bLoNDEh-1Eoh"I
PITCHING NOT WORTH MUCH.
ma. r.,ton of tho public that nnds its chief
and relaxation in Of baseball has had
esrau opinion growing upon Its disturbed brains lately
ana vesterdsy m into full and weliestab-
ushed conviction They seemed TO think that when the
chicago sold the Of Gore to the club It
rot good price article that has not shown itself to be
worth and the fuss made It. Asa Chicago
slayer Gore lively. energetic sDd brilliant As
Giant ho 10 . hzzle AMI he moves around ~ X
M dc not possess sufficient animation to
initiate rubber balloon A mammoth subscrip
ton could have been mp dsgused spectators
they left the grounds yesterday to purchase Learner
medal present windy city player core was inc
comedian the inning instead Of evokne laughter
by rewarded with black looks ana Misses
while the majority male enthusiasts expressed 'ns"
opinion in language moro forcble than elegant
over 500 spectators sweterns heat to witness
the game When they that George was TO ptoh' inc
average thought that he would get shSny
keep cool and not get not ~
Giants chances OF victory were brilliant osS
generally expected. pitched poorly ana inc , 49,.
had commanding lead The Giants made OCCASIONAL spas
modc spurts and scored two The nhtn n"ine We"
begun with the in favor OF the De'r mon
and w Yorks hope forlorn one indeed' "ou 40
the frat batter was put and the chances gre" or"
~. Co.. how.var made hit and did Ewing. The
crowa got excited In spite ITSELF and the moro enthusiastic
ones got their ready to yell Ward then 'on' A
far over Whites loft field and took three
and sent Ewing George home Conner was put out ~
frat but Ward scored Badwins which are NOT
Of the strongest at trying moments seemed horo Al.
hs ptched tho ball around in lively manner but
in his excited condition could not put IL over
the plate As result Gore and Herman were sen'
to first base on balls DOsan then stepped to the Ras
ANY kind meant and long one almost sure vc,cy
Gore however probably worrying over feacn,ng
home lime for his dinner TOO lar Oh 'eoon "0
The Detroit cub again took the lead scoring nrSe Nth
s To- centre nerves n could 20 a not
on called 6als Rowe ball skimming over me ana
ORourke and as ORourke threw .Ie Tn
insn b., safely to centre Ssd scored White
ShDdle made safety hits AND tne oAses mere va.
pu, out Al aTs Neither the second ming
third begun with Detroit In tbe Iesa WIN
the Giants in inning Ewns patience WAS iSsa
sent rs base on called . as Gns
VIAL Sld' second sn$ d E~ns
them hit the bail to Rowe at short stop and Ewing
as s g cH %ir if%
the and Tiernan was put ont
ssorca rum 'hs Thomp.oa was 70 and
around third on T1 pSn Chen as ho S'n to him a
the the nom" Mate Thompson soored.
In the attn inning scored ono more run
sm,as e fs Sn essd the
and hon TO third and scored on wa pd!Gn me nS went
them three better half Of the Timing George tried
but co1d not wss aEsI wolverine
to second safely and Brouther' numbered third
Thompson made hit to LEFT field ana cass balls
shindie went ont and Rowe scored Hancn made
hit won as.s them Rs safety to right
Hanlon scored This left the score ~ 70 2 III
Of Detroit and the spectators were sa ont "
rho NEWCOMERS scored more run In tie seventh
Rowe and second Ewing out at first EewYorks rally
ninth aud Cores stupid bunder ended the game Inc